For Paul Grizzle, India is close to his heart. It was his first mission trip in 2011 at the end of his freshman year at Valor Christian High School that first got him excited about serving and loving the poor and "untouchables" of India's caste system. The recent Valor Christian High School Discovery trip to the slums of Kolkata, India and surrounding villages was the third such trip that Grizzle has undertaken and this time, he took some used equipment from the Colorado Rapids to distribute to some of the poorest of the poor in the world. You never see the same thing in India, this trip was different because I was asking bigger questions than previous trips. Instead of just
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There is perhaps no larger stage for a single sport sporting event than the World Cup - the National Football League's Super Bowl ranks high on the list with a large American viewer base and the Olympic Games also have a broad global appeal, but in terms of reach - there is no comparing to an event like the World Cup where, literally, the world is watching (some recent statistics have the US vs. Germany game with a higher viewership than the most recent NFL Super Bowl). The question, though, is what do they see? Is the world seeing the poverty and social justice issues that are seemingly "behind the scenes" in Brazil? Brazilian street artist Paulo Ito and others have
Thursday is our day to update on the latest Timothy Project ventures. We feature stories of teams that span the globe and are using soccer to minister to people across a variety of background and needs. 2014 has been our busiest year by far as we have helped equip and support 10 projects this year and counting! Find out more about the Timothy Project and get involved today!
Thursday is our day to update on the latest Timothy Project ventures. We feature stories of teams that span the globe and are using soccer to minister to people across a variety of background and needs. 2014 has been our busiest year by far as we have helped equip and support 10 projects this year and counting! Find out more about the Timothy Project and get involved today!
For Pastor Rick Holman, there are several things taken for granted here in the United States - faith in God being one of the primary ones. That's why the recent trip that Scottsdale Bible Church made to Cardiff, Wales to host a Bible and soccer camp afforded an opportunity to share with children why faith in God is important and how one can know that He exists in a world filled with doubt. Scottsdale Bible’s Cactus Campus sent a team of 12 people to their sister church, Highfields Church, in Cardiff, Wales to help put on a soccer camp - mornings were filled with skills and training and the afternoons filled with tournament play. The middle of the day included lunch,
We encourage our supporters to take a look at some fun video of members of Bethel Orphanage playing soccer indoors in Juarez, Mexico. You can check out our original story and follow up story and also some additional pictures by clicking the hyperlinks. If you would like to support future Timothy Project ventures, such as this one, please use the PayPal link below to make a donation. Your financial gift helps to secure additional equipment, sponsor a missionary or organization in an outreach effort, and cover associated costs of providing bibles, soccer equipment, and other outreach tools locally and around the world! #TPT mobile phone users can try a smaller version of the video below:
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